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I have used Clientsocket and serversockets before to communicate between 
applications.
They are simple to implement.



"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "nil" <nilesh.gawali@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> My application is opening the Open Dialog Box Of another
>> application. Now,How to set file name of this Open Dialog Box,
>> Which is a child of another application.
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> You cannot set the filename programmably from an external process.  To do 
> so
> would require the use of the CDM_SETCONTROLTEXT message, which has a 
> string
> parameter.  You cannot pass strings across process boundaries because of 
> the
> use of different address spaces.  So you would have to put your code into 
> a
> DLL and then use a hook via SetWindowsHookEx() to inject the DLL into the
> target process.  Only then will the DLL code run in the context of the
> target process instead of your application, so the message can be used. 
> You
> also have the added problem of being ble to find the proper dialog HWND
> after it has been opened so that you can send messages to it.  That is not
> easy to do from an external process, either.
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>
> Gambit
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